Ski badge
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Hello,
Matovsky, the badge you show in this thread, are you saying it is an original? Reason why I ask is that the pin plate looks like the post war clipped end pin plates. Just wondering, thanks
Duzig(Bill)Comment
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Gentlemen: In response to the thread regarding the oblong pin plates, which show a SA/SS 1933 Ski badge with an oblong pin plate, here is an example without such a plate. It is still clipped to some extent, but different than the one posted. These were participant's badges, not award pieces in my opinion. Your informed, factual opinions are sought.Comment
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Aluminium.................Comment
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So is the one posted by Robin original, and the other one fake?
Regards
MametzComment
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I have seen quite a few of these about in a heavy metal, I didn't like any of them.
A bigger picture of the reverse of yours would be nice Robin.
Regards,
PeteComment
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I also was led to believe that these were fantasy pieces, but after seeing Robin`s, I`m not so sure. It looks to be of a better quality with a standard known pin.Comment
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The pin in question is not a fantasy item here's a picture of one in ware.Comment
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I had an original specimen which I sold to Steve Wolfe for $2,000. I believe that he sold it to the late Brant Murphy and for sure not at a loss.
Mine was manufacture identified as "C. Poellath - Schrobenhausen" on the pin plate and it was a silver washed heavy metal with polished high lights.
Considering the obvious obscurity of this badge I would highly doubt any room for any variations and especially not an aluminum version.
Regards,
John PeperaLast edited by John Pepera; 12-03-2009, 01:59 PM.Comment
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